Dallas Police seek information on the unsolved murder of Anthony Dixon, found dead over two years ago, highlighting the case in #ColdCaseTuesday on social media.

Rockwall County Master Gardeners' volunteer efforts were recognized with a symbolic check representing $168,953.40, the value of their hours spent beautifying landscapes and fostering community in 2023.

Fort Worth increases crossing guards' pay to $13.50 after discovering wages were below state average. The city council approved the raise, capped by the current vendor contract, recognizing the guards' community role.

The National Weather Service issues a Dense Fog Advisory for Dallas until 10 AM CST; visibility may drop to a quarter mile or less. Rain and cloudy conditions expected to follow.

The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo is merging cowboy culture with young art through workshops and contests, fostering interest in western artistic traditions.

Matthew Stogner is named Interim Police Chief of Duncanville, succeeding retired Chief Mark LiVigni, starting January 19, until a permanent chief is found.

Mesquite's Get Fit initiative hosts Full On Fitness event on February 3, offering free classes such as yoga and Zumba, health professional advice, and snacks at Florence Recreation Center.

The Dallas Police Department honored the late Officer Harold Hammons with an online tribute on Twitter, marking the anniversary of his death using #GoneButNotForgotten.

Mansfield Police seek help identifying a man on video allegedly stealing a phone left on a counter. They urge anyone with info to contact Detective DeTommaso.

Prosper ISD music teacher McKenna Johnson died in a car crash in Frisco, leaving the community in mourning. Her dedication to music education is fondly remembered.

A car fire early this morning near White Settlement disrupted traffic, but no injuries were reported. Authorities, including police and fire services, responded and the cause is under investigation.

Duncanville Police Chief Mark LiVigni retires after a 30-year tenure, earning recognition from the Dallas County Sheriff's Department for his dedicated service and positive impact on the community.

Financial advisor Scott Stentz will provide anti-scam strategies on January 30 at Vivian J. Lincoln Library amid rising financial scams reported by FTC.